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El Niño Watch with Farmers Weekly
AgriHQ
11 episodes
1 month ago
Join New Zealand’s premiere rural weather communicator Phil Duncan (WeatherWatch) and Hawke’s Bay farmer and AgriHQ senior analyst Suz Bremner every Wednesday as they track the latest developments with the El Niño weather pattern and what this means for farmers.

El Niño Watch is brought to you by Farmers Weekly and FMG – we’re here for the good of the country.
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Join New Zealand’s premiere rural weather communicator Phil Duncan (WeatherWatch) and Hawke’s Bay farmer and AgriHQ senior analyst Suz Bremner every Wednesday as they track the latest developments with the El Niño weather pattern and what this means for farmers.

El Niño Watch is brought to you by Farmers Weekly and FMG – we’re here for the good of the country.
Show more...
Earth Sciences
Science
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Ep.6 | Animal welfare tips for hot, dry conditions
El Niño Watch with Farmers Weekly
21 minutes
2 years ago
Ep.6 | Animal welfare tips for hot, dry conditions
In this episode, Phil Duncan reflects on a messy spring as dry spells increase and explains why the chaotic season will shorten the dry season when it comes.

Suz and Phil are also joined by special guest Ivan Holloway, a senior veterinarian at VetLife in Timaru. Ivan talks of a benign spring in the South Island, which has been good for dairy cow health in terms of low mastitis rates, good cycling rates etc, but is cautious of what may be building as areas in the South Island are already starting to miss forecast rain. He also provides vital tips on how to keep stock happy and healthy in hot, dry conditions.
El Niño Watch with Farmers Weekly
Join New Zealand’s premiere rural weather communicator Phil Duncan (WeatherWatch) and Hawke’s Bay farmer and AgriHQ senior analyst Suz Bremner every Wednesday as they track the latest developments with the El Niño weather pattern and what this means for farmers.

El Niño Watch is brought to you by Farmers Weekly and FMG – we’re here for the good of the country.